Associate, Marine Technical

Join Ambipar Are you looking for an opportunity to truly make a difference? Do you want to join a collaborative, mission-driven team that protects the planet, strengthens communities, and supports businesses when they need it most? Are you seeking a place where your work contributes directly to an organization known for excellence in environmental services, crisis management, and emergency response? If your answer is "yes," then you belong at Ambipar.

Bachelor's degree in relevant field from an accredited college or university. As an alternative, two (2) years of experience working in assigned technical discipline may be substituted for one (1) years of education (i.e., eight (8) years of relevant work experience is equal to a Bachelor's degree).6+ years professional experience in the field of project management or maritime consulting. Demonstrated experience working with International Gas Code (IGC).Demonstrated experience working with either regulatory agencies or shipping companies on issues related to US compliance. Successful candidates must be self-directed and manage their own time effectively. Must be willing to work hours as necessary to meet business development and project implementation goals. Position may require travel as necessary. Ability to work after hours and on weekends as necessary. Ability to plan as necessary to meet position objectives effectively and efficiently. Maintain account and company information in an organized manner. Ability to work well under pressure. Strong attention to detail Excellent written and oral communication skills. Performance and results driven. Excellent decision-making and problem-solving skills. Able to work individually and as part of a team Ability to handle multiple projects and details simultaneously. Effectively able to use Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint).Valid TWIC to enter port facilities Preferred Job Requirements 5 years of experience as a Master, Chief Officer, Chief Engineer, OR an experienced US Coast Guard Marine Inspector. Vocational Certificate or Engineering Qualification / Equivalent to a minimum of 5 years of industry experience. USCG Port State Control Officer qualifications Drydock or Plan Review experience Maritime Casualty and Pollution Investigation experienceExperience with US regulations and International Safety of Life at Sea standards. Experience with ISM audits / ISM Certified Examiner. Experience with Gas Carriers Knowledge of SMS & HSSEQ maritime practices Knowledge of 33 and 46 CFR requirements for commercial vessels as well as SOLAS, MARPOL, and ISPS requirements.5 plus years of experience in the field of emergency response such as oil spills or releases of hazardous materials, maritime emergency response, civil unrest, man-made disasters, natural disasters, or equivalent experienceExperience with oil spills, maritime responses or other complex emergencies involving natural disasters, fires, civil disturbances, and pollution responses, and have worked with government and industrial response teams at the local, state, federal and international levels Knowledgeable in various methodologies of oil spill responseICS 100, 200, 700, and 800 Experience of holding a Command or General Staff position on an actual incident or numerous exercises. Work Schedule Customer base is worldwide and there will be times when urgent correspondence or calls and arrangements must be made or returned outside of normal business hours in the U.S.Some weekends and outside of normal business hours work will be required from time to time to complete vessel attendance activities. At times, vessel attendance activities must be completed within the window of opportunity of the vessel's schedule which may fall outside of normal business hours or require extended hours (more than 8 hours consecutive) to complete. Lastly, upon occasion deployment travel to attend vessels with less than 72 hours' notice is to be expected.